DRC eVisa Guide for the Citizens of Nepal

The Flying eVisa: Key Details

This electronic permit is explicitly meant for visitors entering the DRC via international airports. Before you book your flight, keep these 3 rules in mind:

Validity: You must land in the DRC within 90 days of your permit being granted
Duration: This specific visa allows for a stay of up to 7 days.
Longer Trips: You cannot renew this permit online. If your visit needs to last more than a week, you must register with the local migration office (Direction Générale de Migration).

What Documents Do Nepalese Citizens Need?

To avoid delays, ensure your digital scans are crisp and easy to read. You will need:

• Passport Copy: A colour scan of your Nepalese passport. It must have at least half a year’s worth of validity remaining from your date of arrival.
• Passport Photo: A recent digital image with a plain white background.
• Personal Letter: A short note detailing your reason for visiting, where you plan to sleep, and your flight dates.
• Company Letter: Only required for business travellers. This should be a document from your employer or a Congolese host to be presented to the local DGM office.

Processing Times and Fees

The total price usually consists of 2 parts: a digital service fee paid during your application and an entry fee paid upon arrival at the DRC airport. Depending on your schedule, you can pick from 3 speeds:

Steps to Secure Your Visa

• Provide Details: Input your personal data. Double-check that your name is spelt exactly as it appears on your passport.
• Add Companions: If you are travelling with family or friends from Nepal, you can include them in one group application.
• Secure Payment: Pay the service fee with a debit or credit card through our secure system.
• Print the Result: Your approval will arrive by email.

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